Links to various templates
- template-js -- A template for JS projects
- template-ts -- A template for Node typescript dependency modules
- template-ts-browser -- Template for typescript projects in a browser environment
- template-web-component -- Template for web components
- template-ts-preact-htm -- Template for peact, htm, and typescript
- template-ts-preact-htm-app -- Template for applications using htm & preact
- template-netlify-preact-htm-app -- Template for netlify, htm, preact
- template-tonic-spa -- Tonic framework + client-side routing
plus, a list
npm run buildnpm startSee did.json.
The key format is Multikey, a generic, self-describing, multicodec-based public key encoding.
// ...
"verificationMethod": [
{
"id": "did:web:nichoth.com#main-key",
"type": "Multikey", // < -- this
"controller": "did:web:nichoth.com",
"publicKeyMultibase": "z6Mkmy1ak2zS6hPohyNnPwMUDqpC3WE8wTR3Fcz5esUoCFNH"
}
],
// ...To encode something as a multikey:
import { bases } from "multiformats/bases/base58"
import {
encode as multibaseEncode,
decode as multibaseDecode
} from "multiformats/bases/base58"
import * as varint from "multiformats/src/varint"
import * as multicodec from "multicodec"
// Suppose you have a raw public-key Buffer/Uint8Array
const rawKeyBytes = /* ... */
// Add the proper multicodec prefix for, say, ed25519-pub (via multicodec)
const prefixed = multicodec.addPrefix('ed25519-pub', rawKeyBytes)
// Then multibase-encode it (e.g. base58btc)
const mb = bases.base58.encoder.encode(prefixed)
// This yields something like "z6Mk…", same style as in the DID doc
console.log(mb)